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Alaskan Weeping Cedar alternative

Posted by DukeSilver on 4/17/26 at 4:05 pm
I'm a fan of the look of this tree and it would be the perfect size for the spot I would like it in 30ft tall and 20 ft wide.

Unfortunately doesn't look like it does well in my climate (Texas). Is anyone familiar with something similar in look and size that I should take a look at?
For this particular application I am just playing one, so not a hedge.

Planting it as a focal point tree somewhat close to my house and was trying to get an eye on a full grown one instead of the fairly small hedge style that they're used for most.

I may get some for the "hedge" purpose in my backyard but pictures of that are easy to find.

Full sized Eagleston Holly tree

Posted by DukeSilver on 4/8/26 at 1:44 pm
Does anyone have any full grown eagleston holly trees in their landscaping or on their property?

Anyone have any pictures of full grown eagleston hollys in their landscaping or around their house?

I'm trying to decide if I want one in a particular area but as far as I can find there are no pictures of full grown ones, at least not in an actual landscape or around a real home that shows them to scale. All I can find is stock pictures of them fairly small.

re: Planting Trees around House

Posted by DukeSilver on 4/8/26 at 1:37 pm to
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This tree was sprouted from an acorn in 2020


That a red oak?

re: Planting Trees around House

Posted by DukeSilver on 4/6/26 at 4:10 pm to
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It will take about 3 years before they’ll be as big as a 65 gallon tree


Sapling to 12-15 ft in 3 years?
Should have been animated with Jeff Hayes doing all the voices.

re: Dungeon crawler carl

Posted by DukeSilver on 4/2/26 at 6:07 pm to
Think Apple only one who could have pulled off live action.

Hope I’m wrong of course.

re: Dungeon crawler carl

Posted by DukeSilver on 4/2/26 at 11:55 am to
Yiiiikes, DCC to Peacock.


Veriety
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s amazing how State Farm has been able to lock down a generation of Boomers and Gen X.
Ive been trying to get my parents to shop around for 10 years.


Ironic coming from someone with State Farm, who along with Allstate are notoriously awful dealing with for claims.
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Do you have an insurance agent?


Yes

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We are currently insured with State Farm through a local State Farm agent.


Wouldn't do that, get an independent agent that can shop you through various companies every renewal.

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Wife says we pay more in insurance because of it. Not sure if she’s right about that.


She's not

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We are getting ready to move and this may be a good time to forego an agent.


It's not, i guess unless you're well versed in insurance all all of the variables and endorsements. As stated above, you aren't paying more for having an agent, just get an independent one that can shop you and not one thats locked into to one carrier that literally cant shop you.
Just do Pinehurst, great trip.

re: Best audiobook suggestions?

Posted by DukeSilver on 2/15/26 at 10:43 am to
Project Hail Mary and Dungeon Crawler Carl

re: "Trophy Rooms"

Posted by DukeSilver on 2/10/26 at 1:09 pm to
My room is a separate "seating area" room with a built in wet bar and is directly off of and visible from my living room.

re: "Trophy Rooms"

Posted by DukeSilver on 2/10/26 at 10:39 am to
Going for a similar look, was thinking black walls as well.

My room is 16 X 14, so not huge but not small either. Have 2 ceiling heights one about 10 and the other about 14 so they're pretty high.

Was thinking a big leather couch similar to those chairs and then one or 2 "accent chairs" that are a little different with like a cool print or maybe even like a velvet purple/blue/green.